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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-11-18, Page 6T. C. Bailey, The New Ritz•. FIotel, Toronto for i& couple;.of I over the'weekend. .0 Gemeinhardt as Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendry, De- them to Toronto on i trait were the gui'sts of their spend .the winter with h cousin Mrs. Bruce •MLnerey, over law and daughter, Mr. Saturday night: They went on to Gilbert Knight. Xincardine on Sunday. Induction Mrs. Gordon Weeks; St. Cath-, crines, was the guest of Mrs. Roy On Thursday, Noveml Fitzsimons on Thursday. Mrs. D; 7.30 p:m. the" Ven. A Newman returned to St. Cathar- hardy, St, George's Chi ines, with her for. a visit, n]a, will formally induct Bill Parker, London, spent a Warren S. Outerbridge, couple of days last week with .his of the Ii irish of Trinit parents. He took his mother, Mrs. Ba field, . St. James', William E. Parker, andaaunt, Mrs. and St. John's, Varna, T H. Parker, to Mitchell for Re- be followed' by a recept membrane Day; Town Tull. Mr. In thelat�.a TOWNSHIP OF. TUCKERSM1TH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The 'Voters' List Act and that I have posted up at mY office at Tackersmith on the 12th day of November, ' 1954, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Muni- cipality at immIcipal elections and that such list 'remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upon all voters to'take- immediate proceedings `to have any errors or'omissions corrected accord- ing to law, the ,last ,day for 'appeal being the 26th day of November 1954. Dated this 12th qday of November, 1.954. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, 'Township of Tuckersmith Waterloo' _. Cattle Breeding Association " "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Former owned, Former controlled, Former Re- veloped, and Former promoted, means- -Permanency, Stability, and Security, for the many thousands of farmers buying service from their own non-profit organ- izotion. This co-operative has grown and grown because. it has provided, is providing, an,'d will continue to pro- vide good service and better sires. d This has been accomplished : because ,the people using this seryice have dictated its policies* through the board of directors -which the members elect. Directors represent districts ond, breeds. Everyone has represen- .cation: SERVICE:• Research is continually'going on. - An example of this is research with frozen semen in co- operation with the Ontario Veterinary. College. This will enable the formers, choice of'the country's best sires, This is now available to. a large extent. BETTER SIRES: In their selection, .any, thousands of miles have been travelled and great thought has been given by men whose, judgement .and experience have earned the confidence of former members: Every available means. is used to meosUre transmitting quai- itles of the.,;bulls selected for service, We'suggest that you check Record of 'Performance lists, show awards, progeny testing results and 4-H calf, club results and. you 'Will -find that the, get of our Unit sires have won superior ratings, especially where given equal opportunity.. You are invited to use our service: The cost is very little, Forservicein the Clinton area, phone the WATERLOO, CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION, Clinton 242, on week days, between 7.30. to 10 a.m.,. and on Sundays and Holidays• bewteen 7.30' to 9.30 a.m. Hard, •son of MI Turner; Dawn Mr. and Mrs. daughter of &I tinct 1Vrrs, `"car „`u`'r`` Castle- Will ub3ect of Mr. Renner's ad- The Novel as Love: to 'God, to one's Willing Worl en and to one's self in self- home of Mrs opened by p choir, sang the anthem; lowed by a 1 and Tenderly" Jesus is read a short Remembrane „ Euchre Party on the passai . C. Baffle was hostess sed are the ] 3 shall be cal; 'egressive euchre party in' God." Rev. l v Ritz Hotel on Thursday prayer. - , November I3. It was Minutes w �d by the local Guide and.'retar ,Mrs, e Association. 1-4 t"t tJ ,.,.n to affair was. v there were ten R. J. Larson In in le m Q munity Hall, Londesboro, from 1 w% ;to 2 p.m. to receive Nominations yed by _all." , not be valid unless there is at Workers . tachgd thereto evidence iatisfact meeting of the orf to the Returning Officer that was held at the he consents to be so Nominated. ed :?Vallis. It was A meeting of the Electors will w in unison,' fol- be held in the Community Hall, n. The president Londesboro, at 2 p.m. Friday, No- e in keeping with vernber 27, to hear proposed Can- ey,• It was based didates, and in case more than the '.Scripture, "Bles- required number of •Canadidates :emakers for they to fill .the . offices are nominated, the children of and. a vote demanded, r Renner lead in a Poll will be held, on read the sec- Monday Dec. > Lind sasa y, follow- UntTi with 16 answer - part of the 1954 decided to purch- for the Sunday from 9 a.m, until 5 pm. at the tions were passed following -places: „ W„ b-vrr, avuS. acaccn- neer won the draw. The consola- ".: )PAGE SIX CLINTON RECORD NEWS- c THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 e At Knox{nox Preytisy erian 'Church JoWCtt Daughters lteleJJI'atC Their the latter. Art Turland'received the consolation for low score. hostess and committee, ,At the elm of the meeting, an auction P Before lunch, served by the News �a'e�d Bayfield on Sunday afternoon the Rev. D. J. Lane'' administered: the Fits, of �] ■ Fowl Bingo seemed to enjoy, the merriment, ' and also the m'a'ny articles brought ? for auction. The next meeting will E .�a� ' Representative holy ba tiara Louise Elizabeth, infant dam daughter g er of Mr. and Ml's. ,],]� ►t L'slilSln' Ann�VCrd�r�.iC1 • A� Dinner We aro shipping 'cattle every Saturday for United Friday, Noy° I. MISS LUCY R. WOODS Phone BAYFIELD 45,r'3 Robert McVean, and Scott Peter ' (BY our Bayfield correspondent) best 'wishes for many more happy Co-olteratives of Ontario and solicit your patronage: Wo will 12 Rounds for 'Chickens �+ ev•e a Dewar, infant son, of Mr. and, Mrs. On - Saturday, ' November 13, years go to each couple, pick them up at your farm. ' Ad'IPl'isSlom T.i''O.c Miss Barbara Bassett, London, Mrs. J. Sturgeon, Sr., returned William J. Telford, . Simcoe. :' . ' The pastor based his impressive 1954; the 'wedding anniversaries of, two daughters of Mrs: Jowett and On Sunday, November 14, Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Poth, accompan- please PHONIA COLLECT not later than Friday nights. C } �j g Seaforth Farmers " was home. over the weekend.. home on Friday after having been sermon on the text: "Whosoever the late William R. Jowett were led by Ronald,`attended'a family S " Co-operative Ronald Poth, Huron `College, in St. Thomas and Port Stanley " will save'his life.shall lose it and lose, his life cele rated at`,a family y gathering dinner in New Dundee. 11ta%. to London, was home over the week- for a week,, ends Miss Florence Stir]ing, Godericlr Mrs. Johnston, Goderich, is: vis- visited her Misses whosoever will for my sake shall find rt. —Matt: 16:25. Mr., and Mrs. William- J. Telford; at the home, of Mr, and Mrs, Le. Roy, Potli. Miss Hilda Ethel Jowett was. given mark ;their silver wedding anniversary at the home of Le= Roy's brother, Harold Path, Other H. S. Hunt, Manager ,1/ p Phone—Da 9, Evenings Y8L39-tfb] Township; aunts; ' iting her daughter, , Mrs.;, George, A. M. and, E. J. Stirling, for a Julie and Scott, Simcoe, spent the married to LeRoy-Poth, November, members of the family who were. T ' Little., few days this week. weekend with Mrs., Telford's par- 12, 1929, and- Miss Grace Jowett the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold - ' Jack Fraser, Jr., ,London, spent Mr. and Mrs. L. , H. MacLeod ` the weekend with his parents, Mr, anti ; John,. accompanied Mr, ` and ents, `Mr, and Mrs. William R. Tal- bot, -Blue Water Highway, Stanley g Y, y became the `bride of .• Ernest,; W, Kendal] on November '% 1934.- -Roth and two sons, . Richard and Donald, were theirMr.. parents, and;,Mrs. J. Fraser. Mr.. A. Toma" to Port Dover Township. For this ' occasion,, the dining- and -Mrs, Fred Poth; brother and . ,on Miss Donna Murray, Toronto, Saturday where ' they, spent the visited her sister`, Mrs. W. J, Mac- day;, Bobby. Cluff Con ratulations g go , to Bobby room was artistically decorated with silver -streamers looped. from sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Poth: • Leod, over the weekend., Mr. and Mrs. E. A,' Featherston Miss Etbel Biair, London, ac- „ Cluff who took his Hereford steer, calf- to the Walkerton ChristYnas` the chandelier';to the four corners or' tk a room:r, }le table, .a1sa done The es guests of honour were pre' Seated with an automatic electric Is ME M -M Me ME 010 ' Londonl were at their home in the compamed by Charles Guest, was village over the at the home of her; parents, ; Mr, Fair on November 4' Where all types beef cattle in ilver, w,a centred' with' a S., beautifully decorated two-storey iron: , A _ -s - If tiiiiiiiii weekend, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray,, and Mrs, Robert Blair, over the weekend. of are exhibited; He received first prize. in ;.the w'eddin'g cake,; topped with a min - . � p Van Dyke, Mich:, were with ,Mrs. - - • . • me and Mrs. Robert Clark re- Agnes. Murray over the weekend t urned to their residence;in`•Cleve- and Mrs. Hereford calf: class andstood third place, for grand', champion. Bobby waS quite' le axed with the nature bride and room —in the g ming, of the':''floral scheme, in the reins; the number 2O>luas done in. E� GnMPBELL'S Mr. George Lindsay l Ohio, on Thursday; ' , Lav' ' and Carol, Paris, visited his mo- t He had.rinterided to enter firs calf is calf silver on the ;top. dna 2$ appeared ' am • : �` .and, they, Mrs. G. Lindsay, on Sunday. ins,,, spent, •a foi;fnight at their, Mrs. Blair and Brenda home m .the village.; . In. the Royal,Wmter. Fair, T.oron- to, for, the Queen's Guineas, but. on the bottoru.portion. 'present at ;,the festive board to i ''Ri'iia'��Oi!1. ,Robert' attended `:the. ,,Royal Wiitter -Fair Thomas Postans',who is seriously Toronto"fronr`Frlda: until''''Sri'n� ill_was- taken to, Clinton',Public Friday ,deeided'tirat by doing 56 he would miss "t' :much school so tae'took; _ '' enioy. a, turkey dinner were: Mr. and: Mrs.:LeFtoy. Poth'and son, Ronald; Mr, 'Mrs. E. W. - TOWNSHIi pOF HULLETT CHECKERBOARD NEWS, day. Hospital on Saturday morning,; George , Bell Domed the S S 'Mrs: I'oatans.is staying in Clinton 3t to. Walkerton ,instea'd ' He" •was ;accompanied..on: the trip by his and Ke;,_ dull': and two • dart Amy - .. daughters, The Annual Mee of the rate - thed ' of Hallett "Brickodoc'' at ,Gaderich Orr: ,Fn- near,her husband., uncles, Les O'Neil and Al f Scotch=. Grace and' Jane, Elmira;, Mrs,' Wil- ,Township wUi eon n the. cid in the Clintonto;be CliFarm Su 1 day rs.Tner seasonoi. the balance of the sailing Violet et W l cis werF at thedfo m- rTr: and cousin Stephenand.Mrs., Scotehiitee. J::.A. F rgnso p oWGoderih; Miss Eiltia Community Holl, CC J Mks Anne Drouin and Mrs.. T. er's home Fri .the village, and Roy >3. Mullen,. Detroit, were at the McLeod with sistei' over the' St. Andrew's Baptism J tt, ort Huron, Mich„ and Mme' ?' W' Towett;,Bayfield: LOMPESBORO THE RUMEN STORY ,his, forrtrer's cottage from Friday un- weekend, , On their return to To til Sunday. ,, ledo; Ohio; on Sunday, they were On Sundtiy November S4 the Rev. Peter Renner officiated ' the of infants,, before The , bi ides, gid, grooms • of ;25 and _20 ars; respectively,, •were' ie'cards.>"iu'ina . , :reasearch men like :a men to release nutrients :roar Mr. and Mrs. TARO Poth re- accompanied b Miss Cecil .Mcr turned home on . 1VI TARO, after Leon who will spend the winter. .baptism: -six re u ne:S sermon at morning worship, t. Andrew's United Church. the Feer P nts of many. and lovely gifts. Congratulations and Freda 6 y9 Nov.° . lot . of other, seientistti, have grains -and _roughage&, For this i,eeiL stridyh g" the effect of Alf- reason seine -,rations produce having visited in - New Dundee and with, her• brother �.. Kitchener. They were: Richard' Tom's, son of 18 6 ¢ ferent rations oil bacterbil: ao= . more meat, milk and wool than, the Guide leaders r. Mr.•andMrs_Keith. Gemeinhardt >tr..,.- a -A wra v. tea... a *- t_ . . Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd WeAlake;.I _ Y .and='Browne a 1 ,,,o.. do . ,f +i,o ��� .�i10 The Clerk will be in the Co tivity in the rumen. The -rumen others. ' T. C. Bailey, The New Ritz•. FIotel, Toronto for i& couple;.of I over the'weekend. .0 Gemeinhardt as Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendry, De- them to Toronto on i trait were the gui'sts of their spend .the winter with h cousin Mrs. Bruce •MLnerey, over law and daughter, Mr. Saturday night: They went on to Gilbert Knight. Xincardine on Sunday. Induction Mrs. Gordon Weeks; St. Cath-, crines, was the guest of Mrs. Roy On Thursday, Noveml Fitzsimons on Thursday. Mrs. D; 7.30 p:m. the" Ven. A Newman returned to St. Cathar- hardy, St, George's Chi ines, with her for. a visit, n]a, will formally induct Bill Parker, London, spent a Warren S. Outerbridge, couple of days last week with .his of the Ii irish of Trinit parents. He took his mother, Mrs. Ba field, . St. James', William E. Parker, andaaunt, Mrs. and St. John's, Varna, T H. Parker, to Mitchell for Re- be followed' by a recept membrane Day; Town Tull. Mr. In thelat�.a TOWNSHIP OF. TUCKERSM1TH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The 'Voters' List Act and that I have posted up at mY office at Tackersmith on the 12th day of November, ' 1954, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Muni- cipality at immIcipal elections and that such list 'remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upon all voters to'take- immediate proceedings `to have any errors or'omissions corrected accord- ing to law, the ,last ,day for 'appeal being the 26th day of November 1954. Dated this 12th qday of November, 1.954. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, 'Township of Tuckersmith Waterloo' _. Cattle Breeding Association " "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Former owned, Former controlled, Former Re- veloped, and Former promoted, means- -Permanency, Stability, and Security, for the many thousands of farmers buying service from their own non-profit organ- izotion. This co-operative has grown and grown because. it has provided, is providing, an,'d will continue to pro- vide good service and better sires. d This has been accomplished : because ,the people using this seryice have dictated its policies* through the board of directors -which the members elect. Directors represent districts ond, breeds. Everyone has represen- .cation: SERVICE:• Research is continually'going on. - An example of this is research with frozen semen in co- operation with the Ontario Veterinary. College. This will enable the formers, choice of'the country's best sires, This is now available to. a large extent. BETTER SIRES: In their selection, .any, thousands of miles have been travelled and great thought has been given by men whose, judgement .and experience have earned the confidence of former members: Every available means. is used to meosUre transmitting quai- itles of the.,;bulls selected for service, We'suggest that you check Record of 'Performance lists, show awards, progeny testing results and 4-H calf, club results and. you 'Will -find that the, get of our Unit sires have won superior ratings, especially where given equal opportunity.. You are invited to use our service: The cost is very little, Forservicein the Clinton area, phone the WATERLOO, CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION, Clinton 242, on week days, between 7.30. to 10 a.m.,. and on Sundays and Holidays• bewteen 7.30' to 9.30 a.m. Hard, •son of MI Turner; Dawn Mr. and Mrs. daughter of &I tinct 1Vrrs, `"car „`u`'r`` Castle- Will ub3ect of Mr. Renner's ad- The Novel as Love: to 'God, to one's Willing Worl en and to one's self in self- home of Mrs opened by p choir, sang the anthem; lowed by a 1 and Tenderly" Jesus is read a short Remembrane „ Euchre Party on the passai . C. Baffle was hostess sed are the ] 3 shall be cal; 'egressive euchre party in' God." Rev. l v Ritz Hotel on Thursday prayer. - , November I3. It was Minutes w �d by the local Guide and.'retar ,Mrs, e Association. 1-4 t"t tJ ,.,.n to affair was. v there were ten R. J. Larson In in le m Q munity Hall, Londesboro, from 1 w% ;to 2 p.m. to receive Nominations yed by _all." , not be valid unless there is at Workers . tachgd thereto evidence iatisfact meeting of the orf to the Returning Officer that was held at the he consents to be so Nominated. ed :?Vallis. It was A meeting of the Electors will w in unison,' fol- be held in the Community Hall, n. The president Londesboro, at 2 p.m. Friday, No- e in keeping with vernber 27, to hear proposed Can- ey,• It was based didates, and in case more than the '.Scripture, "Bles- required number of •Canadidates :emakers for they to fill .the . offices are nominated, the children of and. a vote demanded, r Renner lead in a Poll will be held, on read the sec- Monday Dec. > Lind sasa y, follow- UntTi with 16 answer - part of the 1954 decided to purch- for the Sunday from 9 a.m, until 5 pm. at the tions were passed following -places: „ W„ b-vrr, avuS. acaccn- neer won the draw. The consola- to donate money to, the Ontario Hurricane Relief Fund, church ex tion went to Mrs. Fred Telford. Fred Wallis and Fred H. Kirk- tension and the local 'Guides and Brownies, ' patrick tied for the men's high score, and the draw was won by Meeting was closed by the bene - diction. Lunch- was served by the S the latter. Art Turland'received the consolation for low score. hostess and committee, ,At the elm of the meeting, an auction P Before lunch, served by the sale was held 'and Mrs, Logan ' 'Cleave 'Everyone J was auctioneer. ■ Fowl Bingo seemed to enjoy, the merriment, ' and also the m'a'ny articles brought ? for auction. The next meeting will E be 'at the home of Mrs. Ken Bran- . don. 13 Hensall Town Hail Jt4y, xl Conservatory n Friday, Noy° I. e, ffims c o} Toronto 7 MIDWINTER �t �: m. EXA M I NATIONS. 12 Rounds for 'Chickens 10 Specials for "turkeys 1955 TURKEY DOOR 'PRIZE ' Ad'IPl'isSlom T.i''O.c Applitafl°m and fen ptUlt roach the Conservatory net ` later than DEC. 10, 1954 Sponsor: Hensall Branch No. 468 � to 13S COLLEGE STREET Canadian Legion - + _" TORONTO 20, ONT. 46b roil and Polling Place DRO - Pon Clerk U. ommunity Hall Londesboro Shobbrook Ro'bt: Townsend -Forester's Hall, Auburn Wm. Craig Geo. Lawlor GEORGE W. COWAN, Township Clerk is theL first stomach of :cattle Based on Purml research and' Ob"O, ;and' serves. pis'a,fer- wgrk with the rumen, the mentatlon vat for .grains and company,has produced a color roughage& movie, "The. Rumen Story" Some supplements stimulate You won'" want to miss thin" bacterial growth , .. others do film. Check with us for our not, Bacteria work In the ru-' next date of showing. Every year more and more steer feeders around here feed PURINA rtlG DAILY GAINSSTEER FATENA with their grain, There' must be a reason, �I LOIN COST GAINS We think• there are three! 1'YOr FIN15N' First, they say it keeps the cat - tie up to the bunks eating and putting on fast gains. Second, many feeders tell us . that they've never seen a supple- ' ment like'Parina for putting .on a smooth, even finish that means a high grade when the cattle go, PURINA to market. STEER " Last, the balance f protehis, minerals and other feoeds is just �ATEMA right to go with grain and put on gains at low cost per pound. Drop in or callus and we'll be glad to tall you about the results ` of farmers around here who feed Steer Fatena; A disposal pit with a cover and diseased birds from the will save labor and time in flock and dropping them in the disposing of dead birds, as all disposal pit will reduce danger you'have to do is drop the car- of disease spreading on the cusses In. Also, removing dead farm: Clanton Farm Supply - PHONE 127 CLINTON FUN FOR AIL THE FAMILY! Years of experiments and experience have produced feeds with greater "dollar coming 'capacity", $HUR-GAIN FEEDS High' milk production is the direct result of efficient` management, good breeding and balanced feedin0. The greatest cost factor influencing profits is feed cost.. Feed cost per pound of milk.. produced can be . reduced by feeding a balanced ration made from S'HUR-GAIN MILK PRODUCER ,and home grown groin. ' SLUR. -GAIN DAIRY FEEDS INCREASE MIL K 'PR®DIUCTION' CLINTON FEED. MILL �� �€�G :,`"moi, b^• h: '£^ken`*^.'>'�" <'`.'` v, „ gar-& i Give the whole family a treat this Christmas wilb a xa.ew.MOTOR.OLA TV Set from. Galbraith Radio and Television. Table models: and Consoles in all, popular wood. finishes .. s GALBRAI-T RADIO and ' TELEVISION "EVERYBODY SELLS — - _ WE SERVICE" "hone 48